2 cases of child pornography were investigated

Two more cases of child pornography were investigated by the Cybercrime Prosecution Directorate.

A national was arrested for the cases and a regular procedure case was filed against another national.

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From the Directorate for the Prosecution of Electronic Crime, two cases were filed, one of an automatic procedure - of a criminal nature - and the second of a regular procedure, at the expense of an equal number of nationals, for .

In particular, the investigation of the first case began after a complaint by the mother of a minor, according to which an unknown perpetrator, was dispatched during on-line from her daughter, sensitive material (photos and videos) which, after sending it to the minor's father, demanded a sum of money from him so that he would not share it further.

The above were brought to the attention of the Prosecutor's Office and a relevant order was issued, while after correspondence with the internet service providers involved and a police investigation, the details of the local were identified and his place of residence on an island in the Cyclades emerged.

Subsequently, police officers from the Electronic Crime Prosecution Directorate, with the assistance of police officers from the local Security Department, conducted a search at the house of the person involved, where a total of 2 electronic hard drives were found and confiscated and phone.

The on-site investigation in the digital evidence identified his involvement in the case under investigation and a number of files were identified (videos and photos), which, among other things, depicted the minor victim, an act for which he was arrested.

In the second case, after utilizing information received from foreign authorities, digital analysis and thorough online research, an internet user was identified, within Greek territory, who, using specific electronic traces, obtained on various child pornography websites.

The above were brought to the attention of the Public Prosecutor's Office and a relevant committee was issued to lift the secrecy of communications.

In this context and following correspondence with the internet service providers involved, the details of the subscriber and the place of residence of the second citizen on an island in the Cyclades were identified.

Subsequently, a team of police officers from the Cybercrime Prosecution Directorate, with the assistance of police officers from the local Security Department, conducted a search of his home, where two computer hard drives were found and confiscated.

An on-the-spot investigation carried out on the digital evidence confirmed his involvement in the case, but he was not arrested as the conditions for a spontaneous procedure were not met.

The confiscated digital evidence of both cases will be sent to the Directorate of Criminological Investigations for laboratory examination.

The arrested person, with the case file against him, was taken to the competent Prosecutor and referred to an investigator, while the regular procedure case file was submitted to the competent Prosecutor's Office.

It is recalled that citizens can contact, anonymously or anonymously, the Cybercrime Prosecution Directorate, in order to provide information or to report illegal or reprehensible acts or activities carried out via the Internet, at the following contact details:

By phone: 11188
By sending an e-mail to: ccu@cybercrimeunit..gr
Through twitter: @CyberAlertGR
Through the web portal (portal) of the Hellenic Police (https://portal.astynomia.gr)
Through the application for smart phones: CYBERKID

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